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Answered about 3 years ago.
Criminal Defense Attorney in Livonia, MI.
Very strange question. But I suppose if the medication was worth thousands of dollars, it could be felony malicious destruction of personal property. Call your local police. www.kliszlaw.com Tim Klisz
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Answered about 3 years ago.
Criminal Defense Attorney in Detroit, MI.
It depends under what context. If it is a life-saving medication and someone dies, it's possibly a homocide crime. If it's expensive and done with the intent to deprive the individual, it could be theft of malicious destruction of property. If done to cover up a crime, it could be obstruction of justice or conspiracy. There are not enough facts in your question to fully explain the situation.
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